The explanation of the riverside solitary flower hunt part 2 ?

Ancient poem, Du Fu's "Looking for Flowers by the Riverside".

The meaning of "Looking for Flowers by the Riverside: Part 5": The river in front of the Huangshi Pagoda flows eastward, and the spring sunshine makes people lazy and sleepy, and they just want to rest on the breeze. A peach blossom without an owner blooms very vigorously, does it love deep red or prefer light red?

"Looking for Flowers by the Riverside: Part 5".Du Fu Tang Dynasty

In front of the Yellow Master Pagoda, the river is east, and the spring is lazy and leaning on the breeze.

Peach blossoms bloom in clusters, cute crimson loves light red?

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Riverside: refers to the shore of the Jinjiang River in Chengdu.

Solitude: Take a walk alone.

Tower: Cemetery. A cluster: a cluster, ownerless - no owner.

Appreciation

The whole poem was written by the poet to see the flowers in front of the Huangshi Pagoda. The first sentence "Huangshi Pagoda is in front of the river and water", write the specific location. The second sentence "Spring is lazy and leans on the breeze" writes about his tiredness.

Three or four sentences of "peach blossoms bloom in a cluster without an owner, lovely crimson loves light red" is superimposed with the word love, indicating that the poet is overwhelmed, and it shows the gorgeous beauty of the peach blossoms, and the poem is also like a brocade.

Background of creation"Seven Quatrains of Searching for Flowers by the Riverside" was composed in the spring of 761 A.D. (the second year of the reign of Emperor Suzong of the Tang Dynasty) or 762 A.D. (the first year of Zong Baoying of the Tang Dynasty) after Du Fu settled in the thatched cottage in Chengdu. In the first year of Shangyuan (760), Du Fu built a thatched cottage on the bank of Huanhua River in the western suburbs, and in the spring of the second year, he walked alone on the bank of the Jinjiang River to enjoy the flowers, and composed these poems.

The meaning of "Looking for Flowers by the Riverside: Part 5" is: the river in front of the Huangshi Pagoda flows eastward, and the warm spring makes people sleepy, and they just want to rest on the spring breeze. An ownerless peach blossom is in full bloom, do you love crimson or light red?

The original text of the poem: The river in front of the Huangshi Pagoda is east, and the spring is lazy and leaning on the breeze. Peach blossoms bloom in clusters, cute crimson loves light red?

Appreciation: The title of the poem is to look for flowers alone, and the fifth poem of the group of poems is written to see the flowers in front of the Huangshi Pagoda. "Huangshi Pagoda in front of the river and water east", write the specific location.

Spring is lazy and leans on the breeze" to write their own tiredness, spring warm people are easy to be lazy, so lean on the wind to rest. But this is to better see the flowers, to see that "the peach blossoms bloom in a cluster without an owner, and the lovely crimson loves light red". Here is the word love, love crimson, love light red, love this love that, overwhelmed, but it is followed by the word "open no owner".

"Open without owner" is to open freely, as much as possible, open and open, so the next sentence is more gorgeous and beautiful, and the poem is also like a splendid embroidery.

1. Translation of "Looking for Flowers by the Riverside": Huang Siniang's flowers are luxuriant, covering the path, thousands of flowers bend the branches, low and low from the ground. Affection for the fragrant flowers, the colorful butterflies are flying from time to time, and the free and soft yellow warbler is just crying happily.

"Seeking Flowers by the Riverside" generally refers to "Seven Quatrains of Seeking Flowers by the Riverside", which is a group of poems by the great poet Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty, with a total of seven poems. Among them, the most famous is the sixth.

2, "Looking for Flowers by the Riverside": Huang Siniang's house is full of flowers, and thousands of flowers are low. The butterflies dance from time to time, and the warbler is just crying.

One of them is "Looking for Flowers by the Riverside", and the other is the work of the great poet Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty.

The translation is as follows: First: I was so troubled by the spring flowers on the riverside that I had nowhere to talk about this feeling and had to walk around. When he came to Nanlin to find a friend who was a keen drinker, he went out to drink ten days before his bed was empty.

Second: the flowers are wrapped around the riverside like splendor, and the footsteps are crooked and walked into it, and I am really afraid of spring. But for now, poetry and wine can still listen to me, and there is no need to have any psychological burden for me, a bald person.

"Seven Quatrains of Seeking Flowers by the Riverside: One of Them".

In front of the Yellow Master Pagoda, the river is east, and the spring is lazy and leaning on the breeze.

Peach blossoms bloom in clusters, cute crimson loves light red?

Translations. Coming to the east bank of the river in front of the Huangshi Tower, I was sleepy and lazy and bathed in the warm spring breeze.

An ownerless peach blossom is in full bloom, should I love that crimson or light red?

One of the flowers on the riverside

Don Du Fu.

Huang Siniang's house is full of flowers, and thousands of flowers are low on the branches.

The butterflies dance from time to time, and the warbler is just crying.

Translations. The path around Huang Siniang's house was full of flowers, and thousands of flowers pressed the branches low. Butterflies are reluctantly circling and flying among the flowers, and the free little yellow warbler is constantly singing among the flowers.

The five meanings of the five flowers on the riverside are:

The river in front of the Huangshi Pagoda flows eastward, and the warm spring makes people lazy and sleepy, and I lean on the warm spring breeze to walk slowly.

The clumps of blooming peach blossoms seem to be unattended, do you prefer dark red, or light red peach blossoms?

Interpretation of Du Fu's "Searching for Flowers by the Riverside" (the fifth).

Categories: Culture Art.

Problem description: In front of the Huangshi Pagoda, the river is in the east, the spring is lazy and filial piety, and the peach blossoms are blooming in a cluster without an owner, and the meaning of cute crimson loves light red.

Analysis: The riverside is alone in search of flowers.

In front of the Yellow Master Pagoda, the river is east, and the spring is lazy and leaning on the breeze.

Peach blossoms bloom in clusters, cute crimson loves light red?

Why are you lazy? It turned out to be because of the spring light, the spring breeze is warm, just when the poet wants to rest in the spring breeze, but he feels a bright eye, a cluster of peach blossoms of different shades blooms on the riverside, the poet's spirit is also invigorated, "lovely crimson love light red" sentence, chain Shenru not only wrote the peach blossoms competing for beauty, adding a bright color to the picture, and through the verses, we seem to see the poet in the peach blossoms appreciating the playful, dizzying demeanor.

Notes] 1.Riverside: refers to the shore of the Jinjiang River in Chengdu. Solitude: Take a walk alone.

2.Tower: Cemetery.

3.A cluster: a cluster, ownerless - no owner. 

4.The meaning of the two sentences is: This blooming uncovered peach blossom is so beautiful that people don't know whether it's better to love crimson or light red.

Brief Analysis] Seven quatrains of the riverside solitary step to find flowers", about 761 years of the commons. At this time, Du Fu lived a temporary stable life in his new residence in Chengdu, "Huanhua Thatched Cottage". Two poems are selected to reflect the author's joy for this kind of life.